In the midst of civil war and chaos, a young werewolf and her sisters come of age. While the nation tears itself apart, they must come together to confront an ancient darkness that threatens to—actually, no.
It isn’t time for that story. Not yet, sorry. Instead, here are six (yes, six) tales of horror, humor, and mayhem from Josdarama March, celebrated authoress* and known shapeshifter, including:The Song & The Singer: A heartwarming story about a mother, a son, and a terrifying, cosmic entity.Anna in Glass: A cub in search of her roots learns that blood is thicker than lots of other substances, and much harder to scrub out.Last Voyage of the Narragansett Dawn: Far in the frozen north, a cynic must lead a desperate rescue mission and face his personal, internal demons – plus some impersonal, external ones as well.The Mermaid: Legend tells of beautiful mermaids who sing, grant wishes, and fall in love with handsome sailors… Legend got it very, very wrong.People of the Small Hours: After the sun sets, the city belongs to them; the toilers in darkness, the outcasts, the freaks, the eccentrics – and their little dogs, too.The Others: A young woman makes a devil’s bargain with an inept, frustrated entity in need of a home with disastrous results for herself and her descendent.Six stories to amuse, delight, terrify, and confound the unwary. Please enjoy these exciting installments in Preludes & Apocrypha!
(*She could be celebrated. Maybe not by everyone, but still.)
